CAFÉ HÖIJER
At Café Höijer, art lovers can crown their museum visit by enjoying the beautiful atmosphere and a classic café selection. We serve speciality coffees, savoury and sweet delicacies, as well as wines – all served at the table.
The café is named after architect Theodor Höijer, the designer of the Ateneum building. Over the years, the Café Höijer space has hosted various functions, including the Sculpture Hall of the Finnish Art Academy, the Museum of Contemporary Art Studio N of the Finnish National Gallery, and Café Cubus during the Picasso exhibition. The space has also served as one of Ateneum’s exhibition halls.
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ENTRANCE
Café Höijer is open during the same hours as the temporary exhibitions on the third floor of Ateneum. During exhibition changeovers, the café is closed due to artwork transport and renovation work.
Access to Café Höijer is available only with a museum card.
We do not take table reservations for Café Höijer.
